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James Martin hosts the interactive food show. He is joined by chefs Paul Rankin and Tom Kime, while actor Nathaniel Parker faces the food heaven and hell vote. Show more

Contributors

Presenter:
James Martin
Participant:
Paul Rankin
Participant:
Nathaniel Parker
Participant:
Rick Stein
Participant:
Peter Richards

Paul Rankin and Tom Kime join James Martin in the kitchen, while Nathaniel Parker faces the food heaven and hell vote. Plus contributions from Rick Stein and wine choices from Peter Richards. Series producer James Winter

Contributors

Unknown:
Paul Rankin
Unknown:
Tom Kime
Unknown:
James Martin
Unknown:
Nathaniel Parker
Unknown:
Rick Stein
Unknown:
Peter Richards.
Producer:
James Winter

Live coverage of the ladies' singles final at the All England
Club, where Amelie Mauresmo is the reigning champion. The French player came from a set down to defeat Belgium's Justine Henin
2-6, 6-3, 6-4 in last year's final. This year's finalists will have an additional incentive: for the first time in the competition's history, the ladies' champion will receive the same prize money as her male counterpart - £700,000. Nine-times Wimbledon champion Martina Navratilova joins the BBC's expert line-up. Presented by Sue Barker. Executive producer Paul Davies
Editors Michael Cole and Carl Hicks
(HD - until 4pm)
Digital viewers can choose audio options, plus highlights, news. latest scores and results, via the red button.
Also available at www.bbc.co.uk/wimbledon Wimbledon towels and Wimbledon
Record Breakers DVD offer: page 54 For fun tennis clips, plus why we watch Wimbiedon visit www.radiotimes. com/www-wimbledon

Contributors

Unknown:
Amelie Mauresmo
Unknown:
Justine Henin
Unknown:
Martina Navratilova
Presented By:
Sue Barker.
Producer:
Paul Davies
Editors:
Michael Cole
Editors:
Carl Hicks

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